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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
@panino, thirdsun makes great points and he hits it square on that the point of the issue is the screen. You have to ask yourself what are you buying for $1200 today that you couldn't have bought 3 years ago? To be honest I wouldn&#x27
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Firstly if you are broadly familiar with their product line then you'd know that the Macbook doesn't remotely replace the Air. As a regular user off the Air and those around me; all of whom use Airs except for like 2 people who ne
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Won't upgrade a single Apple product in my house until we get a resolution on MacBook Air. We are already evaluating leaving Apple products due to their complacency and won't be upgrading until we see movement on pricing and produ
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Aren't they using molten salt for this? I think I heard about molten salt being used in a few cases for energy storage. Too bad I can't recall the details. Have you heard about this?
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
With Waze, the ubiquity of Google Maps, improvements in city traffic data and AI tech, I'm genuinely surprised Google still uses 1km as a measurement form versus prioritizing time in minutes. In my urban driving experience I rarely con
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
In a world at that scale that much debt held by one single entity is massive. Activist investors have taken over large companies on such a small amount. I'd be careful undervaluing the influence that a single debt holder of that size c
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Nico I ha estado major issues and they were the original reason for switching from Windows. I'd love you feedback on them. 1. Apple doesn't slow down due to not being rebooted. I rarely reboot for this reason; basically only for s
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
I don't believe this is true. Feels like confirmation bias a bit. Lots of companies or people make money on their open source software. Vue.js, Red Hat, etc. That's just the top of mind and I'm sure there are more. It looks l
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
There are far more people aligned against him, so it's easy for him to feel defensive. I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if there was something bad going on with their finances, but I'd ALSO easily believe that there are acto
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
We don't want them to re-offend, but we won't give them meaningful work either. Terrible cycle
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Reliable? How does one measure that from a recent graduate during an interview? What people get rejected for is astounding to me.
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
I used Linux a long time ago and issues I had were not the large cases described here, but little things that wear down my soul like: - where did the program get installed? - how to I uninstall the program? - where is x file(s) - what is t
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
I buy MB Airs and my current is a 2013 and I hate touching other keyboards now. Frustration mounts almost immediately with how clunky and odd they are. I'm so happy that I am sad, because I've maxed it out so bad that my Dr Clear
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Simply put this research at this stage proves nothing, however it could indicate an area requiring further analysis, but that's about it. "Correlation does not imply causation" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
Legally (I believe) they can't delete an account, they can only hide it or deactivate it. There are rules around the data that go beyond Facebook. Think about it. Someone's told the cops I've been using threats using my Faceb
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
What's the cheapest domains to buy and hold? I'm not into investing just building crazy stuff and putting it out there for giggles. So I'm open to any domain that's wins out as the cheapest.
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by misterhtmlcss 8y ago
What's GDPR?
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
As an evolving self-taught I think it's too early for me to speak confidently on this topic, however I will add my two sense for what it's worth. Additional background; I'm the local Admin for a Free Code Camp (FCC) group so
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
Can data that is supplied with an intention to be publicly accessible i.e. public domain be restricted. If the public was asked, "When you supplied your picture, your name, and then created a public URL to become fully searchable, was
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
I just use duckduckgo. I've tried it for years and it just wasn't good enough and then about a month ago I got fed up with Google's data mining again and tried it for like the 5th trial period and I haven't switched back
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
I bought a bunch of put options on the cheap, so I'm betting on reckoning next year, but not a bankruptcy. Based on their valuation being too high for where they are, I'm guessing they'll do a share offering to get cash. This
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
Engineering at this level would require a somewhat intelligent engineering team and so I'm assuming this is their starting point and that they are expecting to significantly lower the weight. Having the engine there if these weaknesses
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
From what I remember when Uber did it, it usually involved some degree of theft or the breaking of someone's TOS or both and in this instance this seems like just good old fashioned competitive research.
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
That's too bad because I was game for that as well. If it was included in a perk, then I'd love much closer to buying than I am now.
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
This is an awesome article. I'm really thankful that it was shared here on HN.
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
Actually no, he's not talking about Thorium reactors, he's talking about Breeder Reactors I believe, which will allow the fuel to be recycled over and over until it's virtually exhausted of all it's radioactivity. I thin
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
I don't think commercial structures typically keep their cladding beyond 10 years, unless it's a warehouse, so I'd imagine if it's anything other than. A warehouse they'd be happy to just have it reliably last 10 ye
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
Agreed! Could they have come back to us faster, yes, but an honest, well thought through apology with all these details included is a really strong response and I'm not going to complain. We can always complain about why not this or th
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
That's funny, because I don't see the logic there beyond it sounding superficially like a savvy decision to cut costs and leverage the community, however the role shouldn't really be a single person in the modern era, but an
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by misterhtmlcss 9y ago
Bingo! Some one with big enough balls to say the actually and undesirable reality of homelessness on the streets. The richer the city the greater the homelessness, because the homeless like every animal in the world (us included) goes where

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